Ask what each treatment would address
The practice describes BOTOX as temporarily relaxing selected muscles and dermal fillers as adding volume. Its filler page discusses hyaluronic acid products, including Juvéderm. The same facial area may involve movement, volume and skin concerns, so the treatment name alone does not establish the right plan.
Tell the clinician about previous injectable treatments, including dates, areas and products if known. Discuss what you liked or disliked about earlier results and whether you want the same type of change now.
Make the proposal and price clear
Ask for the product name, planned areas, amount or units where relevant, and the full price. If both BOTOX and filler are proposed, clarify the purpose and cost of each.
- Who will carry out the injections?
- What side effects and complications are relevant to the proposed area?
- When will the result be reviewed?
- What is the process for a concern after treatment or a possible adjustment?
Plan repeat treatment as a separate decision
Ask how the team decides whether further treatment is appropriate and how it is charged. A useful follow-up discussion considers your response and preferences rather than assuming every patient needs the same product amount or interval.
Sources & further reading
Use these questions to prepare for a consultation. Your clinician determines treatment suitability and your care plan.